Masters in Social Work (MSW)

Master Degree in Social Work is an extension of the curriculum of a Bachelors Degree in Social Work with some added dimensions. Students can enroll in a Masters degree in Social Work after their successful completion of Bachelors Degree. The program is designed to provide much deeper analysis of society and the problems associated with it. Students at a master level are expected to be more informed and broader in their approach towards bring about change in society and work for social justice and welfare. The most interesting aspect of Master Program in Social Work is that students undergoing the program are required to do field research and develop solutions for contemporary social problems. This prospect of academics makes this level of education much more challenging yet interesting.

The education is proffered by some most distinguished faculties in some of the best infrastructures and with latest technology including online learning. The duration of this program is at least two years but can vary depending upon the education policies of the school. In countries like United States of America, students undergoing Master in Social Work program are required to spend a certain number of hours as internship or on-field projects. On successful completion of the program, a Masters Degree in Social Work is awarded to the student.

Students completing a Master in Social Work are required to be analytical and critical in approach towards issues of social welfare and social change. Upon the completion of Master in Social Work, students can further engage in Doctoral Program in Social Work or can pursue a career in Social Work professionally. After successful completion of the course, students can acquire jobs in Administrative sector, Public Sector as well as can work with NGOs across the globe. The scope and job prospects of Social Work have broadened in recent times with issues like gender discourse, third world studies and many others.